| Titre : | International Journal of Offender Therapy and Comparative Criminology, Sous presse - In press |
| Type de document : | Bulletin : texte imprimé |
| Paru le : | 01/01/2023 |
| Année de publication : | 2023 |
| Langues: | Anglais |
| Note de contenu : | Prochainement publiés dans un volume/numéro |
| Type de document CRIAVS : | Périodique |
| Obtenir le document : | Contactez le CRIAVS de votre région |
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Timea MOLNAR, Auteur ;
Troy ALLARD, Auteur ;
Nadine McKILLOP, Auteur ;
John RYNNE, Auteur
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This study investigated the reliability and predictive validity of the Juvenile Sex Offender Assessment Protocol-II (J-SOAP-II), in an Australian context, and for Australian Indigenous and non-Indigenous youth. Participants were 123 (n = 91 non-[...]
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Goran ARBANAS, Auteur ;
Paula MARINOVIC, Auteur ;
Nadica BUZINA, Auteur
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This study presents psychiatric and forensic characteristics of people accused of a sexual crime and sent for evaluation. Data were drawn from the only institutional psychiatric forensic assessment center in Croatia, during a 9-year period, from[...]
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Katie DUNCAN, Auteur ;
Belinda WINDER, Auteur ;
Nicholas BLAGDEN, Auteur ;
Christine NORMAN, Auteur
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Prison-based democratic therapeutic communities (TCs) provide an alternative to mainstream prison, where prisoners can work on psychological difficulties and address offending behavior. Research demonstrates TCs are effective at reducing reoffen[...]
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Benoît LECLERC, Auteur ;
Richard WORTLEY, Auteur ;
Danielle M. REYNALD, Auteur ;
Alana COOK, Auteur ;
Jesse CALE, Auteur
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The study aims to generate insights from sexual offenders on the influence of internal states and how they perceive risks of apprehension and difficulties in the context of noncompleted sexual offenses, that is when offenders initiated the offen[...]
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Erika Y. ROJAS, Auteur ;
Mark E. OLVER, Auteur
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The present study examined the association of juvenile psychopathy features and treatment response in a sample of 102 youth, court adjudicated for sexual offenses and followed up more than 11 years in the community. The Psychopathy Checkli[...]
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Mally SHECHORY BITTON, Auteur ;
Anat MASHIACH, Auteur
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This research focused on how defense attorneys who represent sex offenders perceive their work with them and whether this representation affects their daily life and mental well-being. Fifteen defense attorneys working for the Public Defender’s [...]
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Sarah PAQUETTE, Auteur ;
Francis FORTIN, Auteur
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While forensic psychologists have some access to their patients’ thoughts when deciding on a diagnosis or appraising risk, others, such as police investigators, must rely on physical evidence and behavioral markers to make sense of a crime. Stud[...]
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Kylie S REALE, Auteur ;
Eric BEAUREGARD, Auteur ;
Julien CHOPIN, Auteur
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Past studies on criminal expertise showed that some sexual offenders possess skills related to avoiding detection. An important question that remains unaddressed in the literature, however, is whether unsolved cases can be used as a “proxy” for [...]
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Sonja KRSTIC, Auteur ;
Danielle Arlanda HARRIS, Auteur ;
Raymond A. KNIGHT, Auteur
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The current study explored the association between psychopathic traits and release suitability decisions and examined the role of Psychopathy Checklist-Revised (PCL-R) and Static-99 in predicting general and sexual recidivism. The sample include[...]
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Gemma CHAWKE, Auteur ;
Patrick RANDALL, Auteur ;
Simon DUFF, Auteur
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Pre-sentence psychological assessments of men who have sexually offended can provide useful information regarding an individual’s pathway to offending, risk of recidivism, and treatment needs. The outcome of the assessment can be used in court a[...]
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Aimée X. DELANEY, Auteur
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Research seems to focus more on examining predictors of sexual victimization rather than violent experiences predicting coercive sexual behaviors. Little research explores victim to offender associations. The present study expands current litera[...]
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Kieran McCARTAN, Auteur ;
Hazel KEMSHALL, Auteur
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This discussion piece argues for a refinement in our understanding of prevention in sexual abuse, suggesting that we include quaternary prevention on the grounds that this concept from medical literature has potential and helpful application to [...]
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Julien CHOPIN, Auteur ;
Eric BEAUREGARD, Auteur
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This study examines the specificities of sexual homicides involving male victims. First, this study aims to identify characteristics specific to SH involving male victims by comparing them to SH involving female victims and determine whether rat[...]
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Karen HOLT, Auteur ;
James KISSINGER, Auteur ;
Corey SPICKLER, Auteur ;
Vicki ROUSH, Auteur
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Despite no definitive relationship between pornography and sexual offenses, there exists an assumption that use plays a role in the commission of sexual crimes and may increase risk of recidivism. This has led to the development of post-release [...]
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Chad M. S. STEEL, Auteur ;
Emily NEWMAN, Auteur ;
Suzanne O'ROURKE, Auteur ;
Ethel QUAYLE, Auteur
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Identifying the self-perceptions of child sexual exploitation material (CSEM) consumers compared to a reference population of non-consumers is critical in establishing distorted cognitions that may not be elucidated when comparison is made with [...]
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Carrie C. LeMAY, Auteur ;
Jill D. STINSON, Auteur
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Persons with traumatic brain injuries (TBI) who have engaged in problematic or illegal sexual behavior present with complex assessment and intervention needs yet remain understudied within the empirical literature. In the current exploratory ana[...]
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Perry A. CALLAHAN, Auteur ;
Elizabeth JEGLIC, Auteur ;
Cynthia CALKINS, Auteur
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Research indicates that individuals with intellectual disabilities (ID) are overrepresented among sexual offenders, and that those with ID might differ from those without ID in terms of the etiology of offending behavior. Despite this, few studi[...]
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Raymond M. McKIE, Auteur ;
Shulamit STERNIN, Auteur ;
Chelsea D. KILIMNIK, Auteur ;
Drake D. LEVERE, Auteur ;
Terry P. HUMPHREYS, Auteur ;
Alyna REESOR, Auteur ;
Elke D. REISSING, Auteur
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Nonconsensual sexual experiences (NSEs) may contribute to mental health concerns among incarcerated individuals, yet NSEs are understudied in this population. This study takes a novel approach in examining the prevalence of NSEs among incarcerat[...]
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Marije KEULEN-DE VOS, Auteur ;
Massil BENBOURICHE, Auteur
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The purpose of this study is to assess treatment change at both a group and individual level in a sample of 81 Dutch male patients who received mandated care for either violent (non-sexual) behavior or sexual violent behavior. Psychiatric nurses[...]
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Ewa B. STEFANSKA, Auteur ;
Nicholas LONGPRÉ, Auteur ;
Hayley ROGERSON, Auteur
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Paraphilia is a condition in which the sexual excitement relies on fantasizing and/or participating in unusual sexual behaviors although the line between “normal” and “abnormal” has been disputed. The project aimed to explore which sexual fantas[...]
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David S. PRESCOTT, Auteur ;
Gwenda M. WILLIS, Auteur ;
Tony WARD, Auteur
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Since the Good Lives Model’s (GLM) inception, researchers and practitioners have faced questions about its implementation. Programs claiming to use the GLM vary substantially in the extent to which the GLM informs treatment, and no tools exist t[...]
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Seda AKDEMIR, Auteur ;
Zeynep Belma GÖLGE, Auteur
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Studies indicated that people tend to consider female-perpetrated sexual abuse (FPSA) less serious and damaging than male-perpetrated abuse (MPSA) and the possible roles of gender stereotypes on attitudes to minimize FPSA. This study aimed to ex[...]
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Andrew ALLEN, Auteur ;
Prudence MILLEAR, Auteur ;
Nadine McKILLOP, Auteur ;
Mary KATSIKITIS, Auteur
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The perpetration of harmful sexual behavior is a global concern, with deviant sexual fantasies identified as a prominent etiological risk factor. However, the concepts of state sexual fantasy characteristics (e.g., vividness and emotionality) an[...]
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Mollee STEELY SMITH, Auteur
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Persons convicted of sexual offenses (PCSOs) hold distorted attitudes and beliefs, or rationalizations that minimize the severity of their offending. Despite this, knowledge of rationalizations held by PCSOs remains limited, especially for offen[...]
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Carollyne YOUSSEF, Auteur
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Given public perceptions about those who have sexually offended, there tends to be a focus on offence-specific intervention programs in a bid to address re-offending risk. With a significant portion of the literature on sexual offending focused [...]
